Sentence examples for notoriously confusing from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, software patents (and even some hardware patents) are notoriously confusing.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Furthermore, software patents (and even some hardware patents) are notoriously confusing.
I'm also willing to take any added clarity to Facebook's privacy settings, which have been notoriously confusing in the past.
Polls about abortion are notoriously confusing — a great deal depends on how you ask the questions — but an overwhelming number of Americans support a rape victim's right to choose.
These tools, many months in the making, are designed to help simplify the site's notoriously confusing privacy options.
A couple lawsuits and one Groupon debacle later, the notoriously confusing lingo surrounding The Met's recommended admission price has finally changed.
Most notoriously, she confused the title of long-running hit TV sitcom, "Everybody Loves Raymond" for "All About Raymond" - a flagrant violation considering that she's a TV critic.
Here's the core of his argument: Medieval lettering is notoriously fickle: individual letter variations, styles and combinations are confusing at the best of times.
